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14 hours worth.


Project 2025, the controversial playbook and policy agenda for a right-wing presidential administration, has lost its director and faced scathing criticism from both Democratic groups and former President Donald Trump. But Project 2025’s plan to train an army of political appointees who could battle against the so-called deep state government bureaucracy on behalf of a future Trump administration remains on track.

One centerpiece of that program is dozens of never-before-published videos created for Project 2025’s Presidential Administration Academy. The vast majority of these videos — 23 in all, totaling more than 14 hours of content — were provided to ProPublica and Documented by a person who had access to them.

The Project 2025 videos coach future appointees on everything from the nuts and bolts of governing to how to outwit bureaucrats. There are strategies for avoiding embarrassing Freedom of Information Act disclosures and ensuring that conservative policies aren’t struck down by “left-wing judges.” Some of the content is routine advice that any incoming political appointee might be told. Other segments of the training offer guidance on radically changing how the federal government works and what it does.

In one video, Bethany Kozma, a conservative activist and former deputy chief of staff at the U.S. Agency for International Development in the Trump administration, downplays the seriousness of climate change and says the movement to combat it is really part of a ploy to “control people.”

(Sick conspiracy theory….talk about dead end thinking….)




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Don't worry @Red. You can stay safe so those evil Project 2025 people won't get you.

It became an issue in the 2024 campaign. The videos are here if anyone cares to watch. Also of interest are the numerous promotions of their roles in Trump’s administration, by the individuals involved. This thread, and this topic, is informational. I do that a great deal. Fear has nothing to do with this. You can make of these videos anything you like.

Right now, you’re focused on illusionary fears. I have an assignment for you: count the number of non existent people in the airport photo. It might take your mind off your own fears.
 
Holy ****. That chick is the evil spawn of Orange Foolius. Could she be any more orange or any more of a kook?
In one minute, she managed to expose the whole shebang: a reactionary lurch divorced from any reality whatsoever, where climate denialism is concerned, with the obligatory conspiracism. The very last attitude one wants to see when facing our future. And that’s why it will fail. Stuck out for me in its insanity. Haven’t watched her, or the others in full yet. Good to have these out there though, so we can get a better idea of how they present.

 
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A key author of Project 2025 was caught in a secret recording bragging about how close he is to Donald Trump and admitting his love of “Christian nation-ism.”

Russell Vought, who is reportedly in line for chief of staff in a second Trump administration, said that his group, the Center for Renewing America, is leading the charge drafting executive orders and policy memos to help Trump immediately take action upon entering the Oval Office. He was caught on camera by two undercover British journalists from the nonprofit Centre for Climate Reporting, which published the secret recording on Thursday.

Vought revealed his group plans to create “shadow” agencies to implement its draconian vision to solidify the “Judeo-Christian worldview value system.”

“We’ve been too focused on religious liberty, which we all support, but we’ve lacked the ability to argue we are a Christian nation,” said Vought.

“I want to make sure that we can say we are a Christian nation,” he said. “And my viewpoint is mostly that I would probably be Christian nation-ism. That’s pretty close to Christian nationalism because I also believe in nationalism.”


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PY_chqyaRHo
 
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“I want to make sure that we can say we are a Christian nation,” he said.

No one is stopping you from saying that dumbass.



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Project 2025, a wish list of policy goals for a second Donald Trump presidency written by The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, has faced increasing scrutiny for advocating for — among other extreme positions — the elimination of the Department of Education and imprisoning creators of pornography.

But the dense playbook, clocking in at 922 pages, is a slog to sift through, making it difficult for average voters to identify what the project's "Mandate for Leadership: the Conservative Promise" says about issues they care about.

Media reports cover some of the most striking proposals — like dismantling entire federal agencies and enshrining Christian values into law — but the playbook touches on everything from environmental regulations to labor laws.

Enter Rajat Paharia, a former Google product manager who believes everyone should see what Project 2025 could mean for them. Paharia created 25 and Me, an AI-powered website that allows viewers to sort by topic and read for themselves what the playbook has to say on issueslike civil rights, drug prices, and veterans affairs.


25 and Me:

 

“……Trump spent the past two and a half years running around and claiming that he was the rightful winner of the 2020 election, and refusing to back away from threats to weaponize the DOJ against his political enemies — if anything, rationalizing them with the criminal cases against him. And an offhanded comment wherein Trump quipped that he would like to be a dictator for just one day has played into an image which began emerging the minute the crowds dispersed on January 6, 2021: the former president is done with critics, naysayers, and anyone else who would possibly stand up to him were he to win the White House again.

That’s why Project 2025 was so inherently Trumpy and why it fell so flat when exposed to the sunlight. It reeked of deception from the beginning. No one earnestly believed — no one — that Nikki Haley, or Ron DeSantis, or Doug Burgum was going to implement a Project 2025-style transformation of the federal government, were they to win the GOP nomination and subsequently the presidency. This was a plan concocted for Trump specifically. Who else would need a blueprint for installing loyalist yes-men throughout government, for fear of a “deep state” thwarting their every move? (The answer is Vivek Ramaswamy, who thought he could beat Trump in a Republican primary by being Trump 2.0. But no one else.)

This was always a blueprint for fixing what “went wrong” in Trump’s first term — ridding himself and the federal government of anyone who would say, “That’s not constitutional” or, “That goes against all political norms”. It was a plan for ending the norms; for changing them forever”.
 

“……Trump spent the past two and a half years running around and claiming that he was the rightful winner of the 2020 election, and refusing to back away from threats to weaponize the DOJ against his political enemies — if anything, rationalizing them with the criminal cases against him. And an offhanded comment wherein Trump quipped that he would like to be a dictator for just one day has played into an image which began emerging the minute the crowds dispersed on January 6, 2021: the former president is done with critics, naysayers, and anyone else who would possibly stand up to him were he to win the White House again.

That’s why Project 2025 was so inherently Trumpy and why it fell so flat when exposed to the sunlight. It reeked of deception from the beginning. No one earnestly believed — no one — that Nikki Haley, or Ron DeSantis, or Doug Burgum was going to implement a Project 2025-style transformation of the federal government, were they to win the GOP nomination and subsequently the presidency. This was a plan concocted for Trump specifically. Who else would need a blueprint for installing loyalist yes-men throughout government, for fear of a “deep state” thwarting their every move? (The answer is Vivek Ramaswamy, who thought he could beat Trump in a Republican primary by being Trump 2.0. But no one else.)

This was always a blueprint for fixing what “went wrong” in Trump’s first term — ridding himself and the federal government of anyone who would say, “That’s not constitutional” or, “That goes against all political norms”. It was a plan for ending the norms; for changing them forever”.
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Well she's obviously wrong about everything because we have it on good authority they haven't banned any books at all. So it's all negated.

Seriously this is a huge problem. Florida is showing us all what a failure project 2025 is, yet people are still voting for it. Unbelievable.
 
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Well she's obviously wrong about everything because we have it on good authority they haven't banned any books at all. So it's all negated.

Seriously this is a huge problem. Florida is showing us all what a failure project 2025 is, yet people are still voting for it. Unbelievable.
You openly advocate for murdering political opponents. It's utterly insulting that all you have is conspiracies while you, YOU, openly want to kill political opponents.
 
Well she's obviously wrong about everything because we have it on good authority they haven't banned any books at all. So it's all negated.

Seriously this is a huge problem. Florida is showing us all what a failure project 2025 is, yet people are still voting for it. Unbelievable.

Do kids really need sex ed? We didn't have it when i was in school and i turned out just fine. I don't care what the tram conductor says about me having a **** between stops.
 

 
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